


Someone

by the_never_was



Category: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Genre: Drarry, Drunken Confessions, Fluff and Humor, M/M, One-Shot
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2018-03-25
Updated: 2018-03-25
Packaged: 2019-04-07 18:03:53
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,833
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/14086551
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/the_never_was/pseuds/the_never_was
Summary: When Firewhiskey, allergies, and a desire to be a supportive friend mix, Draco Malfoy's feelings for a special someone get a chance to shine...even if he is a bit sloshed and can only breathe through one nostril.





	Someone

**Author's Note:**

> One-shot I wrote a while ago and decided to post while I'm busy with life and writing much heavier adult Drarry. I do hope you enjoy a bit of cute flustered, drunken fluff.
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> Characters/Harry Potter universe belong to JK Rowling.

 

 

 

 

 

 

While he isn't really one for weddings and all, Draco could admit that even a Weasley can have taste. The hall rented from some old society witch is gorgeously decked with streams of red and gold, and Ginny Weasley stands across from a grinning Dean Thomas with a smirk that makes Draco smile to see.

When the pair kisses, laughing at the same time, cheers erupt in the crowd. His gaze immediately moves to the face he always keeps aware of in any room he ever enters; he's done it for years now. Green eyes light with the smile that touches upon the thinner lips, but there, just there in the off-shine of the glowing candles against that emerald, is a hint of something.

It's not sadness or jealousy or loss for the couple. Draco knows Potter and Ginny have been apart for years, quite amicably. But it _is_ a sort of personal regret. Some type of self-directed longing and frustrated acceptance, and instantly Draco understands the behavior, though not the entire root of its cause. He knows Potter, better than possibly anyone might suspect.

The dinner is just as beautiful and delicious, and he partakes of the five course meal alongside everyone else, sandwiched between Longbottom and Lovegood. While Neville chats away with Ron to his left at the wedding party table, Draco notices Luna staring at Potter up from them.

Harry's smiling again and to anyone but apparently he and the Ravenclaw, it would be entirely convincing. A second later Luna looks to him right at her side, and the message is clear.

Draco nods as he tips his glass back, finishing the last sampling of wine he wanted to try. The party breaks up for dancing, and grey eyes cleverly follow the dark head as it weaves through, only stopping to briefly twirl Molly Weasley about for a moment before it heads outside onto the balcony.

He makes one stop at the bar and drops a handful of galleons onto the wood. “Firewhiskey.”

“That's a lot for a shot, mate,” the bartender says with surprise.

“A bottle. I want an entire _bottle_ ,” Draco grunts, eyes on those balcony doors. He knows he's damn well going to _need_ an entire bottle, if not for himself, then for the two of them.

The bartender holds his hands up to indicate no offense meant, then slides the bottle as requested. Draco goes behind the crowd, able to avoid people much easier as he's not quite as beloved or personally known by them as Potter is, and he pauses by the long window.

Harry's reclined on a lounge chair, hands going from holding his head to sliding down over his face for the briefest of moments. And that's all it takes for him to suck in a breath, square his shoulders, and shove his own feelings down to his gut where they belong.

Because this is about being a friend, and because no one but Lovegood's ever even considered that Draco's held a torch for the Gryffindor.

He steps outside and shuts the door behind him, grateful for it sealing the music away with the _Muffliato_ already cast upon it. Potter's chair is far to the side, mostly away from the eyes, and Draco takes a second to glance up at the full moon starting to move up the sky, unobstructed by clouds and enhanced by the last bit of sun.

He breathes in again, feeling a slight hint of headache now, and walks forward enough to catch Harry's attention before plopping elegantly down upon the lounger next to him with a scowl, bottle in his hand.

He sees the flowers in front of him on the balcony wall and groans. “Oh, _damn_ it.”

“What?” Potter asks, frowning behind his sexy black rimmed glasses.

Draco sniffs. Instantly half of his sinuses get blocked as expected.

Great, he thinks. Ginny just _had_ to get married when his allergy season was at its worst, and the building's owner just had to add to it with the décor out here.

“Oh, nothing. Just half my fucking nose deciding to commit mutiny because of something as stupid as _plants_ ,” Draco gripes, but snickers when Harry chuckles quietly. He glances about them, taking in all the damn pots of flowers outside with a little glare. “And, naturally, I don't have my medicine with me.”

“Could always Apparate. There's a muggle pharmacy not far from here. They've got decent medicine for that sort of stuff.”

“All I've ever heard from Granger is how barbaric muggle medicine can be, and considering how ridiculous muggles _are_ , I'm rather inclined to believe her,” Draco retorts, then pops the top of the bottle open, inhaling the powerful scent in an effort to help clear his breathing.

It only works for seconds at a time, and he rolls his eyes and takes a large swig of it, gasping as the fiery feeling courses through his throat.

Harry eyes him sideways, curled into himself there on the chair. “A whole bottle?”

Draco nods and extends it to his right between them. “I shan't be entirely greedy _this time_ , Potter, if you want to share.”

Potter grins and takes it from him, downing his own coughing gasp even as he sighs in appreciation for the prized liquor. Draco receives it back when the bottle is held out again, and he settles against his chair, long legs crossing at the bottom.

The pair sit in a comfortable silence that only the passing of time can provide between two people with their history, and Draco, for one, is glad for it. He enjoys these rare personal moments he gets with Harry at events and the even rarer shared lunch more. If he's not up to his brows in documents and gripe from his recently freed father back at the Manor, then Potter's often busy doing whatever—giving to charity, helping build an orphanage in his parents' name, or just being...gone. Alone, wherever he needs to go to get away.

Draco can conceive of why. The papers and coverage of Harry Potter as a topic haven't dimmed over the years since the War; they've simply changed focus on him from a child to an adult, digging into speculations as to his personal life and covering the times he is public.

He lets the silence go on for a handful of minutes, sipping a little more from the Firewhiskey, before he finally, with _half_ a breath through his fucking cursed nose, breaks it.

“What's wrong?” he asks, never afraid of the directness.

Potter startles next to him, jerking slightly at the sudden sound and demand of his voice. Green eyes blink in the evening lights of pink and red, orange and purple, and Potter shrugs, naturally, with a deflective, “Nothing.”

“Nothing. Nothing is why you're sitting out here alone.”

“Yep.”

“You know, that might actually work on your other friends, but it doesn't me,” Draco begins, and Potter's head swivels to stare at him in surprise. He nods, using the bottle as an accentuating physical object for his point as he tips it Harry's way. “You've come out here, Potter, because you've a thought in your Gryffindor brain that won't leave you be. When you genuinely are bothered by something, you often hide it. You mull over it like this, alone, so you can be stuck in it with no one nagging you or mothering you to death.”

Harry simply stares at him, those thin lips parting just enough.

Draco waits with a cocked brow, taking another sip. “So, what is it? What's got you so caught up in your head that you can't pretend like me, for instance, that you want to still be here and dance and partake in wedded mirth with the couple?”

“How'd you know?” Potter asks instead, adjusting over his chair to view Draco better.

He almost laughs. How _wouldn't_ he know? Who else studied Potter for years? Who else stared at him enough, even after the War—especially after the War—to be sure the beloved Hero was functioning?

Draco smirks, a hand smoothing his black suit leg. “Because I've known you forever, and I'm your friend, Potter. I know you more than most do.”

Potter stares at him a little longer, the green eyes warm and searching him for something Draco doesn't quite know, and then the Chosen One shifts slightly to look back at the setting sky. He watches Potter blink a few times, curiously, before Harry states, “Honestly, I suppose that's true.”

“You _know_ it is. Rivals can know someone better than friends might. We don't wear rosy glasses to color you with, yes?”

“Yeah. Fair.”

“So, talk. Or drink. Or both. Keep me company, Potter. Anything to keep me away from a drunk Granger trying to drag me out for a dance because she thinks it's _funny_.”

Harry outright laughs. “At her own wedding, even. That was great.”

Draco smiles to himself, sipping once more just a little, enough to keep his throat warm.

“You're right,” Harry finally sighs and reaches for the bottle again. Draco gives it to him, watching Potter stare into the liquid of the glass pensively. “Something is...on my mind, yes.”

“So share your misery. Might as well. I can barely breathe, yet here I am risking my life out here for your moping,” Draco teases, lip curving up as Harry smiles down at the bottle. “You _can_ trust me.”

“I know.”

A nervous feeling, something like the pain of his own broken heart watching and wanting and waiting all these years in silence, wraps about him, and quietly Draco grumbles, “Please tell me this isn't about them getting married. I thought you two were long past?”

Potter blinks, as if shaken out of his thoughts, and gazes over at him. “Huh? No. It's not about Ginny or Dean at all. I'm happy for them.”

“You've looked a bit _miserable_ in that happiness all day, regardless.”

“Shit. Hope no one else noticed.”

“Besides Lovegood, I doubt it. It seems the two of us are more...sensitive to your moods, for whatever reasons.”

Harry frowns, but shrugs and rests the bottle against his knee. “Well, I promise I'm not upset over Ginny getting married. We haven't been a couple for almost three years, and that's absolutely fine.”

“All right. So what, then?” Draco pushes, stretching casually and inwardly cursing his nose as he tries to suck in more air so he doesn't have to gulp through his mouth like a goddamned fish.

Potter catches his frustrated sniff, smiles, and almost shyly glances to him as Harry sits up more in his seat. “Um. Just...something. Got reminded of a...thought I've been dealing with, is all.”

“If you keep holding my liquor hostage while being vague, I will punish you by hexing _your_ nose full of something,” Draco warns with a cocky grin.

Teeth gleam as Harry smiles again. “Fine, fine. Okay. Um.”

Draco folds his fingers together over his expensive jacket.

Potter sighs. “It's...a someone, more than a something.”

Draco tries not to let the disappointment show, forcing back his own tangled emotions for the bloke next to him, and he sighs, too. His eyes are sympathetic as he hums, “A someone, mm?”

“Y-Yeah.”

“Well, I don't know what you're worried about. You're Potter.”

“What do you mean?”

One magnificent eye roll has Potter rolling his, too. Draco waves his fingers at the idiot. “Potter, there are women that throw themselves at you simply for your name. And there are women who will do so because you're you. No reason to worry, so just...just get that stupid courage of yours back and talk to her already.”

Harry frowns at him, thoughtful. “I don't see a difference between the two definitions.”

“The difference, Harry, is that the first group only cares about a name that was established before you ever knew its significance, and the latter group cares about what _you_ have done—your actions, your heroism, all that nonsense.”

“Still sounds awful, anyway.”

“Point is there's no reason for you to be nervous over someone as such,” Draco grunts, mood souring more with his swallowed heart, stuffed nose, and a reminder of his own standing in society. “Besides, I understand. Personally.”

“Meaning?” Potter inquires, eyes suddenly quite sharp on him.

Draco hangs his hand between them, sighing as the bottle is passed back. He drinks from it, keeps the bit of cough down as his nose clears for a slightly longer passage of time, and he blows air into his fringe. “Well, it's a thing with the Purebloods and all. We don't _marry_ for something as pathetic as love, Potter. We marry for name and galleons, and we usually demand something grand in the bedroom if we're to endure one another and produce offspring. So in school girls only considered me for my name. And eventually...well. People might treat me better than Father, but I know the truth. You're beloved. I'm still a suspect, a possible snake that might poison someone.”

“Draco,” Harry almost whispers, gazing over him with concern.

He holds up a palm. “No, no. So you're seeing someone, or you want to see someone?”

Potter folds his knees, wrinkling his suit a bit as he hooks his arms around them on the chair. “I want someone, yes.”

Draco takes a bigger drink, needing it to suppress the crushing feeling that has always been in his life _since_ Potter's introduction to it. “Well. Like I said then, doubt you have much to worry about. Weren't you seeing someone recently, anyway?”

“Huh?”

“You know, the woman in the papers. _Witch Weekly_ did a whole spread over it. Some muggle woman?” Draco wants to sneer, but doesn't. Instead he winks and snickers softly, “That rag will be full tomorrow about your ex marrying and pitying you. I can see the headline. _Who Will Harry Potter Console His Heart With Next? Hedge Your Bets Now!_ Merlin, what trash.”

“I hope they don't,” Harry admits, shuddering. He shakes his head, too, one arm leaving his knees to gesture as he explains. “And no, I'm not seeing a muggle woman. I met with one to buy some furniture, and someone followed me, clearly.”

Relief goes through him, but he hides it. Draco tries to sniff again. “Oh.”

“I haven't...haven't seen _anyone_ since Ginny anyway. Those papers are always lying, you know.”

Draco sits straight up, bottle swishing a bit in hand. Grey eyes are firm upon Potter's subdued form. “You...what?”

Harry runs fingers through his sexy, untamed hair. “I've never dated anyone else.”

“Fuck off,” Draco whispers, heart racing. “Why? If you and she genuinely parted without problem, and you're here today fully supportive, why the _fuck_ wouldn't you have dated ever again? It's been three years!”

Potter shoots him a tight little glare, and it almost makes Draco reminisce. “Because, Malfoy. I have reasons. Anyway, what about _you_? Never see you bring anyone to parties.”

Because anyone he _would_ bring wouldn't be _Potter_ , obviously.

But he relaxes back into the chair, scowling as he drinks more and feels the alcohol really start to take effect. “Well, Potter, it's complicated. Father wants me to marry among a certain circle of people, even tried to arrange something between Pansy and I. She's...a sister to me, for one, and for two, she only cared for me in such respect in school. She's grown out of it, thank Merlin, and we both refused the arrangement. And it wouldn't...wouldn't matter anyway.”

“Why not?” Potter digs, the green eyes bold now and making him nervous.

Draco glares. “Thought I came out here to get you out of your head, Potter, not let you in _mine_.”

Harry suddenly moves, standing slightly so he can adjust the chair to be even closer to Draco's at his side. Draco stares at him, head throbbing with slight headache and eyes moist and reddening from continually breathing in fucking pollen. Potter is just scant space away, face tilted against the pillow of his chair, the green eyes boring into him within breathing distance.

Draco extends the bottle wordlessly, and Harry takes it, downing a bigger sip than his past ones.

“Ahh,” he gasps out, catching his breath. Harry smirks down at it, then at Draco. “All right, Malfoy. You tell me why you've been alone all these years, and I'll tell you what's in my head.”

“Unfair trade. For all I know, you could have some obsession with Warbeck and have been writing her secret fan letters for years while I pour my secrets to you for _that_. Hilarious as it could be, it's not an even trade, even in blackmail value.”

Potter cackles loudly next to him, one broad palm smacking a thigh. “Damn, I forget how funny you are sometimes.”

“Point stands, Potter. Put out or shut up.” Brows arch his way, and Draco, entirely embarrassed for the bit of _drunken slip_ there, sticks the tip of his tongue out and grabs the bottle again as he bluffs Potter. “Don't look at me like that. You know what the fuck I meant.”

Harry eyes him a little longer before exhaling. “Okay. I'll...say as much as I can.”

Draco narrows his eyes.

Potter grins.

“Ugh, you arsehole. Fine,” Draco almost stutters. He stares down at the liquid and the glass on his lap, terrified despite the inebriation.

Is he really here right now? Is he really doing this? Is he really about to _tell Potter_ some veiled truth out of trying to be a good fucking friend?

Fuck.

Draco takes a long draw from the bottle, downs it, and closes his eyes. “There's...someone for me, too.”

“Really?” Potter asks, sounding at once curiously excited and somehow disappointed.

Fucking odd. Draco cracks one eye open, arches a brow, and nods against his chair's pillow. “Yes, Potter. Really.”

“Who?”

“Now, now. The point of my sharing was to explain why I haven't dated.”

“Well...would you tell me anyway?”

Draco closes his eyes again. “I don't know, Potter. It's all so...difficult.”

“Please tell me you don't actually fancy Luna or someone like that.”

“No. Lovegood is lovely and all, but no.”

“Oh. Okay.”

It almost sounds like relief, and to Draco's drunken mind, it sounds more like _gratefulness_. Draco brings the bottle to his lips without looking, sipping a little more before he shoves it away, overburdened. He feels Potter take it from him, their fingers brushing warmly together, and he fights the shiver that threatens his entire body so close for Harry to witness.

“So, why haven't you dated this person?” Potter quietly asks him.

Draco can't help it. He laughs. The fucking gall Potter has, even without knowing it.

He tries to sniff again, gets a little more air through his nose this time, and sighs long and low. “Because, Harry. I'd only be in their way.”

Harry almost looks sad next to him, but he nods quietly. “I...me, too, I think. Not just fear of them rejecting me, but...being in the way.”

“Yeah?”

Potter stares at the bottle, and Draco barely notes that it's hardly half full at this point between the two of them. Harry drinks a bit more, contemplates something for a moment, then whispers, “Draco? Promise me you won't...won't....”

“Potter, look at me.”

Green eyes lift up. They're definitely not entirely sober, but they're still sharper than Draco expected them to be.

Draco adjusts on the chair, leans so their shoulders touch over the small gap between them. “Harry, you and I...we'll always have our secrets. You know that. I know that. We've done and seen things we've never told the rest. I've known you since I was what, eleven? And I've been your friend for a few years, even before you and Ginny split. I _clearly_ won't tell anyone _shit_.”

“I didn't...I didn't mean that, Draco. But thank you,” Harry says, confusing the hell out of what sober voice is in Draco's head keeping him talking. Potter grips the neck of the bottle tighter, thumb rubbing over the opening of the mouth of it. Draco's brain immediately conjures up another image, a much more _intimate_ image of that those fingers touching something _else_ , and right then and there in the fucking quiet of his own ex's wedding, Potter declares to his face without blinking, “I've wanted to tell him for a long time.”

The world changes with  _one_ word in all of that spoken thought.

Him. Him, him, _him_.

A _man._

Draco's heart suddenly leaps from sulking in his gut to thudding in his chest, and though he's now even _more_ jealous because Potter wants another bloke and not a woman, because he could have had a fucking _chance_ , it still means more than he imagined it might. He doesn't feel so alone, ironically, despite the one he's wanted wanting another.

The rest of the guests continue dancing and laughing mutely behind them, and Draco blinks rapidly, trying to deal with a drunken body and a brain struggling to be rapidly sober in its shock all while Potter grows to fidget beside him uncomfortably.

“Please don't—”

“Harry, I'm not bothered by...I won't judge you for it being a bloke, all right?” he manages to spit out, those fabled butterflies making him almost nauseous. “It's fine. Just surprised me.”

Potter blinks, as if puzzled himself somehow, and exhales. “I...yeah, well, trust me it surprised _me_ , too.”

Draco snickers. His sympathy is so deep that it has no end. He boldly reaches and pats Harry's leg once before resting his hand to his right knee. “I understand. I mean...why do you think I'm stuck?”

“Your someone is a bloke, too?” Harry asks, eyes so goddamn round behind his glasses that they could rival the moon now, as it hangs high above them in the dusk.

It's Draco's turn to fidget, and he does so while staring at that moon. “So.”

“Wow. I...that's...that's great! I mean, uh, I don't feel so, um...weird...now.”

“Sure, Potter. I know.”

Harry shifts, rolls to his left shoulder to stare right at Draco's profile. “Why haven't you told him?”

“Because, Potter, not only would I be in the way, but it would change everything,” Draco despondently replies, wanting to curl in upon himself. “Because I'm selfish, but I won't be _that_ selfish.”

“Draco.”

“And you're selfish, too. We all are, regardless of what House we sort into. You still want this bloke, no matter his situation, right?”

As Draco curses the apparent costs of being a good mate to someone, Potter murmurs, “I know. That's...one reason I didn't, too.”

“Friendships, perceptions, all of it backfiring possibly...awkwardness would abound, wouldn't it?”

“Yeah.” Potter licks his lower lip, and Draco grows paranoid, forcing his eyes up away from the action to keep his fucking cock calm. “Did you fancy anyone back in school, then?”

Oh, damn it.

Here he reclines next to the one he'll never have, the one he'll forever pine over, with half a functioning nose, whiskey in his belly, and a fuzzy head as he tries to sort out people in his fucking memory that might throw Potter off of his very private trail. He goes with diversion, tossing out a fast, “You fancied girls in school, didn't you? Are you...?”

Potter sheepishly swishes the bottle a little. “I honestly don't know. Ginny and I had been sort of expected to be together, I think. And Cho was attractive, but...I got more out of that for having any more reason to be jealous of Cedric. People thought he was perfect.”

“Hey, you fuck. _I'm_ your rival.”

“I know, believe me. I guess what I'm saying is that after years of thinking on it, I think part of me was...attracted...to Cedric, you know? A little, anyway.”

Draco sighs, relieved, at finding the bait to lead Potter away from his endangered heart. “Of course. Who wasn't, honestly? The fucking Hufflepuff was gorgeous.”

Potter laughs loudly, startling him. “Yeah. He was. I felt...I felt so bad for trying to help him, only for him to fucking _die_ there in front of me.”

“Let's not go there right now,” Draco advises, knuckles tapping the glass Potter lazily holds still. “Bad road to take, Potter.”

“Thanks for the reminder.” Potter looks him over gently, kindly. Almost shyly. “Do you...I mean, if you've not dated since, clearly this someone is more special than a passing fancy.”

Draco's chin quivers as he bites his lip. His emotions are welling inside of him, demanding to be spilled past the brim he's kept them bound inside, a bottle much like the one on Harry's lap carefully cradled, and the very tie-in of that visual image to his thoughts gives him courage.

“He's everything,” Draco says softly, eyes downcast. “I gave him everything I've ever had. And he is everything to me.”

“You love him,” Harry infers, just as softly.

Draco nods, refusing to look at Potter in that instant. He knows if he does, it'll all be right there in his eyes for the Chosen One to read and interpret, and then all that change he fears will happen. He'd _lose_ Harry in his life even more.

Potter breathes out gently. “I can understand that.”

“Why did you leave her, all those years ago?” Draco asks, the burning need to have that question answered having haunted him for-fucking-ever.

There's a silence, a different one from before when they were just sitting without their souls bared to one another over the bottle of Firewhiskey. It's a nervous silence now, but a longing one all the same.

“We broke up because of him,” Harry admits, taking the silence away.

Draco looks to his friend, the love of his life, in shock. “She knows?”

Harry nods anxiously. “I couldn't stop thinking about him. Never had been able to, really, and I finally told her about it. She knew, said she'd seen it coming. And she let me go, happy to go on her own path and still be my friend for not keeping it from her. She was sad at first, of course. Sad it wasn't her I was really in love with, but...what else could I do?”

“Tell him, for one,” Draco mutters, heart aching. “Who's to say he wouldn't _want_ to know that, Potter?”

Harry laughs softly. “You're right.”

“Well, I often _am_. Ego aside, Merlin, it sounds like you're sick or something,” Draco teases and reaches up, taking advantage of the joke to press his fingers to Harry's warm brow. “Should...have you checked, Potter.”

The smile that crosses Harry's lips is dazzling. Blinding. And it holds Draco's gaze without any mercy, refusing to let him look away.

His fingers still rest against Potter's brow, but he can't stop the shaking in them. His heart pounds through his veins, his pants and trousers feel even more uncomfortable tilted this way on his side with his desire coursing through him, and Harry leans closer, green eyes more open in that moment than they've ever been to Draco Malfoy in his life.

Harry trembles under his own shaking fingers, the liquid in the bottle sloshing to confirm it.

Draco quakes a little, heart thumping so loud he can _hear_ it in his ears.

And then a broad palm cups the side of his face, and Draco stops breathing, regardless of his stuffed sinuses.

“Draco,” Harry murmurs, licking his lip so hotly again.

The smile eases his panic, though his nerves still dance, and Draco takes what air he can get. “Harry?”

“I've been...trying to say this, and bless you, you've been trying to be a good friend during it,” Potter whispers near his lips, gaze so open that Draco finally sees the words before he hears them. “You're my someone.”

Draco's reaction is instantaneous. His hand slips from Potter's brow, grabs that fucking sexy hair, and jerks that handsome face even closer for the hottest kiss of his fucking life. Harry moans into his mouth, and Draco tastes the Firewhiskey between them, strokes Harry's tongue with his once, and pulls back enough to get more air through his stupid nose.

Harry gasps, his free hand gripping Draco's hair as well, and the bottle gets dropped between the chairs so Harry's arms can go around him tightly.

Draco smiles broadly as Harry looks to him nervously, and he kisses Harry once more.

“Be selfish with me,  _someone_ ," he whispers in turn, baring everything he is. “I've certainly waited long enough for you.”

Harry instantly pulls him half-off his chair and over Potter's own body, snogging the life out of him with unrestrained need.  
  
And Draco gives back, leaving kisses all over Potter's jaw and throat before capturing those lips again, taking everything given even if he _can_ hardly fucking breathe.

  
  
  
  
  


 


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